Cultural Backgrounds:Muslim The patient involved is a Muslim whose cultural and religious belief is that her hijab cannot be removed in front of anyone apart from her husband. However, in this video, Nadira Ansari can only remove it in front of a female doctor (Dr Smyth) who has been attending, but Dr Calley was in charge, given that Dr Smyth was out of the facility. Dr Calley was insensitive to cultural and religious beliefs and left the patient. Muslims perceive health and illness in Western countries are not sensitive about their cultural and religious beliefs. Health care professionals must be responsive when attending Muslim patients, especially females. A healthcare worker and a patient of the opposite gender should avoid physical and direct eye contact between them. Male doctors can communicate with female patients through their spouse because this will not be offensive if there is no female doctor. For physical examination, the healthcare worker must be of the same sex. However, sometimes it is not possible to have same-sex healthcare workers and patients; hence, a third person of the same…

“Race” is a social concept, not a biological reality Race can be defined as the grouping of human beings according to shared social or physical qualities into distinct societies. Jefferson Fish, in his article “Mixed Blood,” uses various ways to demonstrate the fact that race is a social concept and not a biological reality. First, he uses the concept of race as an immutable given right. He states that race is just a social classification, but not a biological reality. He goes further and states that people can be categorized based on their body type rather than their skin color (Jefferson, 2016). He proves this by stating that human beings are of the same species, which implies that people from different ethnicity, different geographical areas can mate and produce a fertile offspring. Secondly, Fish demonstrates that there is also a classification of race according to a biological basis. This classification identifies people based on their skin color rather than body form and other variables. Body form and skin color don’t differ from each other. Last, Fish demonstrates the concept of…